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In REAL ESTATE CIRCLES.

Some idea Of the extent Of the boom IN
the real estate business can be had from q
glance at the records Of the Assessors Of
fee. These records show that for the six
months from January to July there were
3,700 pieces Of real estate changed hands In
the District. This is Just 40 per cent. in
crease over the corresponding period Of last
year.
The largest sale recorded during the week
was that Of James l.. Barbour, Annie Il.
Murray, X. j. Murray and John A.. Hamil-
ton to the Central National Bank Of plot
Of ground fronting 45 feet on Pennsylvania
avenue and "a feet on G street, being the
property known as the st. Marc Hotel.
The price paid was sl05,000. The Central
National Bank will renovate the hotel and
use the ground floor for their business,
while the upper floors will DO rented for
Office purposes.
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line in the city since 1850, growing up in II
under his fathers tuition. He furnishes
designs for any class Of work, or, where they
are already prepared, executes them faith
fully. lie also keeps large line OF granite
stantly on hand. lie has furnished the
stone work for Professor Bells place, John
7. Arms, on NJ street, between Fifteenth
street and Vermont avenue; for Colonel
Rogers, and many other prominent build
ipgs in different sections Of the city. A
postal card mailed to either OF his yards will
receive prompt response.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
WashIngton STOCK Exchange.

The following were the quotations on
the regular call at the Stock Exchange
to-day. All quotations are for securities
to the amount Of l,C0O or 100 shares Of
stock. Bid
Washington & Georgetown Bonds.....II2
Masonic Hall Bonds. 1924
Washington Market Co. Bonds........,..l13
Washington Light Infantry, lst m'ge.. s7i
Bank OF Washington. ..........................25O
National Bank Of the Republic.
National Met. Bank. k..........................165 .165
Second National Bank k.......................125
Farmers Il Mechanics National Bank
ol lueorgetowh,..:.."....
Citizens National Bank.
Columbia National Bank ...............".ll3
Washington g. Georgetown Stock-".220
Metropolitan stock..........."."."..lo
Capitol < North Street 10
Firemen's insurance eCo................,, 80
Franklin Insurance Co. Al
National Met. Insurance Co............... 20
National Union Insurance Co............. 10
Arlington Insurance Co...............,...160 100
Corcoran Insurance Co..................... 56
German-American Insurance Co.........150
Potomac Insurance Co....................,. 80
Riggs Insurance Co.....,................., 81
Washington City Gaslight Co.."."." 42
ueorRetoWo "........... AZ
U. 8. Electric Light Co...................... 10
Pennsylvania Telephone Co............... SO
Chesapeake & Potomac Tel. Co. ......... S3
Washington Market Co. Stock .........,.. IS
Washington Brick Machine Co...........ls5
Great Falls Ice Co.-......."...........,.
Real Estate Title Insurance Co.........l30
Columbia 81
National Safe Deposit Co......,...........l0S
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New Varieties Of Flowers

In these days, when almost everything is
being improved, who knows but We may see
this Improvement ~ in rose culture.
But whether we do or not, one cannot fail
TO note the Improvement from season to sea
son in the style and fit of Mems Clothing.
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For "worn-out," rundown" dchilita-
ted school teachers, milliners, scamstrcsses,
housckccpers, and feeble women generally,
DR.. Picrcc's Favortc Prescription is the
best OF all restorative tonios. II is not
"Curc-all," but admirably fulhlls n single
ness of purpose, being n most potent Spoct-
iic for all those Chronic Weaknesses and
Diseases peculiar to. women. 1t is Il power
ful, general ls well ns uterine, tonic and
ncrvlnc, and lmparts vigOr and strength TO
the whole system. II promptly cures weak
ness OF stomach, indigestion, bloatinE weak
back, nervous prostrntion, debility ana
slccplcssncss, in either sex. Fnvorltc Pre-
scriPtion Is sold by druggists under our post
tire GndIdntec. See wrnupcr around bottle.
Price Sl.OO, or Six Bottles for 5000.
a large Treatise on Diseases Of Women
ldO pnges), prOfuscly illustrated, sent for
ten cents in stamps.
Address, WOUNDS DIsPENShRY MEDICAL
ASSOCIATION, 6G3 Main St., Buffalo, n. Y.
SICK HEADACHE, Bilious Hcadachc,
nnd CONSTIPATION, cured by DR.. piCrCC's
Pellets. % cents II vial, by druggists.
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The 1T, James Hotel,

ENHANCED, IMPROVED, AND REfURNisHED.
A large sum OF money has been expended
by Mr.. Levi Woodbury., the popular pro-
prietor Of the st. James Hotel, corner OF
Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street, and
II has been completely remodeled, enlarged
and refarDished, until 1t is now one OF the
largest and best-hppointed hotels in Wash
ington. The cafe and bar have been re-
moved from back OF the Office, on the Sixth
street side, into the room formerly occupied
by Beall & Baker, grocers, and this room
has been fitted up most artistically. The
floor is Of ornamental tiles, and the vain
scoting and the carved screen between the
cafe and bar are of English oak. Sample
rooms for commercial travellers have been
located In the rear OF the Office. The room
over the cafe is now reading The
kitchen adioins the cafe, and Is supplied
with Beamhall & Deans ranges and steam
Ing apparatus. The main dining-room Ia on
the second floor, fronting on Pennsylvania
avenue, and is furnished throughout with
bigh-backed oak chairs, upholstered In
leather. In the rear OF this are three pri-
vate diniDg-rooms, that may be used sepa-
rately, or, by means OF folding-doOrs, can
be thrown into one long room. The public
parlors, which are richly furnished, are on
.hio hvoi ahu Juet W tuo eieNator iauuinh
is a ladies' waiting and writing-room. Bath
and toilet rooms are to be found on each
floor. BY the addition Of the new Beall aud
Christiani buildings fifty-one new rooms
have been gained, including ten handsome
suites Of parlor bedrooms and bath, and
several suites without the bath. Part OF
these suites are finished In mahogany and
the rest in English oak, aud they are richly
furnished. In fact, the furniture In all the
rooms is Of artistic design and finish. Every
thing about the house is new and OF the best
material. Wires for electric lights have
been put in and incandescent fixtures placed
in the cafe and Office, to be used as soon as
the Electric Light Company completes ar.
rapgements for supplying the light. Tho
proprietor has spared no expense In making
the st. James attractive, and II will con-
tinue to be great favorite with the travel
ing public. $I
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BUSINESS CHANCES,
BOARDING.

COUNTRY BOARD Near Mountains;
~ 8 minutes walk from depot, telegraph
and telephone; mails daily; plenty OF Ice,
milk and vegetables; terms IS per week. Ad-
dress DABNEY, GAINESVILLE, Va,
TNHE Fred w. Evans Dining Rooms,
L at 0ie + ri n W, continues to serve the
limited or fixed meals. Bill Of fare at follow.
ing rates: Breakfast, 15c; lunch, l0c; dinner,
e0c; cakes and coffee, l0c; regular monthly
board, $50; meal. tickets, 8 for 81; 10 for IS.
AL orders oiled promptly and in the best
u. W. EVANS. Proprietor.
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DIED.

DuNDICK-On Thursday, June 80. 1857. at
ia5 y, m, Nellie Elizabeth, beloved daughter
of Charles p. and Mary l.. Bundlck, aged 10
years.
Funeral from Grace +, L. Church, corner of
Ninth and j stree.s suuthwcsi, Sunday after.
noon at 3 O'Clock. Relatives and friends in
ylted.
W., Oldest son Of John n, and Luylna Scott,
aged II years.
Funeral will take place from parents resi-.
dcnce' No Vos street southwest, on Sunday
at p. IN. Friends and relatives respectfully
invited to attend.
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.AIderney Dairy wagons.

Fresh Alderney butter, churned every
morning and delivered In ID "Wardn
prints, 40c. per ID. Also cottage cheese,
buttermilk and sweet milk, &c. per at.
Cream, l5c. per pit.
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THE WASHINGTON GROVE HOTEL
L Open June for the reception of guests
liomelike and quiet; excellent table fare;
plenty Of shade and good water; camp ground
affords delightful religious and social advan-
tages. Terms: s25 to 80 per month. Inquire
Of MRS. La FErRA, at Temple Hotel,
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81 Love Her Better than Life"

Well then, why don't you do something
to bring back the roses to her cheeks and
the light to her eyes? Don't you see she
is suffering from nervous debility, the re-
suit OF female weakness A bottle OF DR..
Pierce's "Favorite Prescription" will
brighten these pale cheeks and send new life
through that wasting form. II you love
her, take heed
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DRUNKENNESS
Or the Liquor Habit Can He Cured
By Administering DIR. HaInes'
Golden spgCiflc.

Can he given in cup OF coffee or tea with
out the hnOwlecg ge Of the person taking Ii. IL
Is absolutely harmless, and will effect per-
manent and speedy cure, whether the patient
is "a moderate drinker or an alcoholic wreck.
II has been given in thousands Of cases, and
II never fails. The system once impreg.
mated with the Specific, IL becomes an utter
lmpossihilty for the liquor appetite to exist.
For sale by $, + Ware, under Ebbitt House;
X, X. Helphenstine, Fourteenth street and
Vermont MNNnnn. Mnehlmrimm.
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American fIesis n.

CuoAoo, ill.,, August l6.-Dslega.
tious from all over the country, os.
pecially lhe East, were present at the
Frat Regiment armory this morning
at tho third annusl meeting Of The
Society Of American Florists. While
one portion Of the visitors devoted
themselves TO the inspection Of the
dubious roo,s, aowers. immorielles, cut
aowere aud other exhibitions arranged
on the mfin door, another aud larger
contingent, numbering some 400 Of
both texls, listened In the upper hall
10 the speeches OF welcome and TO.
sponses. Aiterwards President Rob.
ert Craig, q Philadelphia, delivered
his annual address, end Mr.. John
Thorpe, Of New York, read a paper
on "Hybridioation". Duhng the alter.
mon srssion n paper upon Business
Methods" by NJ. II r. Pieuon II Tar.
Tytovn, N. Y, and smother bv Mr.. q
l.. Allen. Of Garden City, n. Y, upou
"Fungoid Diseases" we're read aud dis
onsed. An interesting paper on
"Summer Propagation Of Roees' oc.
oupied the greater portion OF the even.
ing ses5ion.
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COLOROW'S SAVAGE BAND
A C0URIER'S TERRIFIC RIDE
THROUGH THE MOUNTAINS.
KendilPs Men Wesken aud Desert
Him-Utes Leaving the Reserva.
tlOn-Excitement.

DENVER, Col, August l6.--A Glen.
wood special to the Times sage: Van
clief, the courier whom Gan. West
sent out to find Sheriff Kendall, ar.
rived this morning abont $50
o'clock, having ridden from Kendall's
camp, near Thornsburg's battle
ground, 10 lsss than Thirteen hourc, a
defiance Of one hundred and five
miles. Forty Of Kendsll's men weak.
ened and deserted him, leaving only
fittsen men. He is greatly reduced !;
his hOrses are worn out, and he is
working toward Meeker for assistance
and supplies. Gen. West has tele.
grsphed TO Gov. Adsms. Vanciief
says that Harry Golf was etsited out
five hours ahead Of him from Meeker
with message. HIS has not arrived.
II Ia feared he has fallen In with the
Utes. The messenger says the Utss
are coming up from the reservation,
aud Augusline's band from Douglass
creek. A messenger has also been
dispatched to Fort Duchesne for cav.
airy. Two messengers who arrived
from Meeker yesterday will return
this morning with q message TO Ken.
dali that reinforcements will be
forthcoming, None OF Ksndall's men
were killed, but one had his horse
shot from under him. The greatest
excitement prevails.
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Forced 20 Retreat by Indians.

CHICAGO, ILL, August 10 "A Grand
junction, Col, special says: The
manager Of the Philsdelphia Cattle
Company came in yesterday from
White river. He says some white
men met the couriers from the Uintah
reservation, below Rapgely, and the
Indians forced them back and drove
them before them at full speed. The
Drecker brothers, and other cattle
men, are riding night and day, gath.
ering up their cattle and hurrying
them from the White river range. All
settlera In the locality have been
warned by white couriers TO leave,
aud they are abandoning everything
10 get away before the Indiane can ar.
rive from the reservation.
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CONDENSED TELEGRA As.

CHICAGO. Inter Ocean special
from Storm Lake. Ia, fays: The
steam Touring mill and contents OF
Skell's blacksmith shop and Guilford's
outbuildings were destroyed by tSe
Yesterday. Lose, $1,000; insurance,
Sll 900.
ADANY, N. VA special to the
Albany Journal from Whitehall eeys:
1t is generally reported tina. Judge
Potter has decided to grant stay IN
the Sharp case. II is said he 10 now
earnestly engaged at his residence
here writing an exhaustive opinion.
CHICAGO. Silver bullion 10 the
amount OF $4,000 was sent from the
BubtIea8ury yesterday to points In
Michigan, Wisconsin and Iowa, where
the sceroity OF small change renders
riquisitIong upon federal deposltoIiee
neceesary to tue Transaction Ct bust.
ness.
HARRItBUEd, PA.-Articles OF merger
and consolidation were fled 40 the
state Department yesterday between
the New York, Chicago and ~. Louis
Railroad Company ard the Erie and
state Lino RBilio,d Company under
the usme OF the Nav York, Obicsg1
aud ~. Louis Railroad Company.
WisoHRsrRR, VA.-Ssnstor Riddle
berger 10 snll 10 jail, and the grand
jury hGe been summoned to receive
testimony against the mob that 70.
lessed HIM. II is thought that SUI
hC,spt testim ony will be iorthc lmiDg
~ conyic; the Tescuyrs. Everything
Ia very quiet.
LAooN. ILL.--Au attempt lest night
by Two young mechanics TO make
whits powder by mixing some un.
known ingredients In q mortar result
cd In an txploion heard a mile and a
hall avsy. 0ne Of the two men, NJ.
McDaniels, WAS killed outright. The
other, q. Webb, was fatally injured.
Draper & Wsbb's drug store, In Which
they we're at work, 10 total wreck.
NRw York. Vice. President De Gas.
tro. Of the Commercial Gable Clm.
pany, stated that no answer 30 Mr..
haeksy's proposition has yet been re-
ceiyed. and that II the Western Union
does not sgroe TO II before the end Of
the week the Commercial Cable Oom-
psny will announce Monday a cut In
cable rates to ~ cents per word. the
sans rate AZ that now charged by the
Western Union.
JAnnTows.--Ten large icehcuses
and six freight cars were destroyed by
Ere al Burtls Bay, on Chsutaugua
Lake. this morning, involving q lose
Of 10000. The hsmes originated In
this engine honse. The Ice houses
we're owned by Col. o. =. Barrett, 81
Cleveland. Tho Ice was the properly
Of the Ohautauqus Lake Ice Company,
Of Pttaburs. The property destroyed
10 insured for tl7 500.
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A wicked sam Randall.

CIsorssAr.. o., August l0.-A spe.
olal from Harroasburg, Ky, says that
Samuel Randall, living In the north.
cru part al the county, while intoxi-
Gated last Saturday night, drove his
wife from homo with threat TO mur.
der her. Next morning sho returned,
when no again threatened 10 Ghoo,
her. She asd toward a church, but
no fred and she fell with the slugs
piercing her luDgs. Randall asd, bu,
services NJ the church were Suspend
cd and pursuing party was organized
which captured him. Randall 10 a
wealthy farmer, was recently married.,
add has borne n good reputation. He
fays he has no recollection Of his
crime II is supposed bis wife 10 Ia
tally wounded.
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Abseoasfsd

KANSAS CRY, No., August Ia
Stewart Jackson, president Of the Dis.
patch Tisntier Company, Of this city,
has sbsconded, leaving several per.
sonal friends and relatives In the
luioh TO the extent OF $4,000. He
obtained most OF this by borrowing
money on stock OF the company at
fail lace value. A woman 10 said 10 bo
at the bottom Of the trouble. Jack.
son 10 q married man and has been
hitherto prominent and reputable
eilEsn.
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and her appearance does not belle her
claims to speed. II will take about
two weeks TO clear her up and set top
mast and bend on her racing calls.
She came over under q small main
sail, topssil. staysail and iib. For
two days OF the trip abe carried two
reets In her maintail. The rest oil the
trip fhe shook out everything. The
trip took Just twenty. one days. The
hest days run was made on August
81, when, with all calls Get. including
her spanker. she reeled off 247 miles
in heavy bretZ1 with cross sea,
which is considered remarkable for so
email craft under short sail.
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whea the sm.ss cleared Avay.

CuioAoo, lit August ia Times
special from Lexington, Ky, says:
Marsbal John Taul while attempting
10 arrest Sam RAllihs al Mount Ser.
ling Ills afternoon was resisted by
eeverAl q Ratliaes fiiends, who drew
pistols and began shooting. Taul At
onto left the scene OF action and when
the smote rad cleared away II was
found that the following were
wounded; Her deron Phipps, flesh
wound In the thigh James Harper,
slightly griEsd on the stomach; vir.
XII dover, h,sh " und In the side,
and Aqullla Thomas, seriously and
probably fatally wounded In the back.
No ARE Ia were inside.
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mi, or the ola nioch.

OrHoINNAri. o, August l6.-Denny
Wilcox. lad twelve yearS old, the
son Of Dan Wilcox, a liiesAyer and
local oaiuman on tho Ohio river, has
lat proved himself hero from top 10
ZOE. Ne was out In the middle Of the
Ohio lse last evening with LILLE
Reiuer, n child eight yeArs old, whom
tho STEAMER Guidlrg Star came along
aud made waves that cspslE,d Deu.
ny's boat aud throw him and Lille
into the river. Denny swan 10 her,
cautioned her TO be quiet, triEsd her
by tins arm aud with one hand swan
through tho rocking pillows 10 the
Quo shore and saved himself and her.
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order .f,he sos. of M. oeorue.


PIrTtBuEo. Pa, August 10 The
sixteenth animal convention Of the
Grand Lodge, Order Of the sons Of 81.
George, opoued at Lafayette Hall, this
city, a, 10 O'Clock this morning Nearly
200 Dell gates from all parts Of the
county are In attendance, and the
session will lisl all the week. Most
ei TIE work coming before tho con.
vsution Is Of q s,ore, nalurr. The
mot important business 10 como he.
fore he convention will be tho enter
tanning r,ytlon a the cona.iiu-
ton a iha Grad Lodge aud subordi.
sac lodges, md nls0 possibly an
eniife revision n the secret work. Az
todAy's session the annual address Of
Grand President Flick, e New York,
was deliver d, nil,r Sho tie iyilow.
ing Ulcers were elected: Worthy
grand precedent, Thomas brown, Of
Pnilndulph a. worthy gra0d vice
president, Ohsrles DoEner, Boeton I;
worthy gtand secretary, J. N. Will.
Jams, Philadelphia; worthy grand
treasurer, X bart stewart, Phla5el.
phia; worthy Prai 4 messenger, Ipasc
K De, R0ckpot' N y. worthy grand
inside sentinel, X. ID C1llingvood,
Buffalo. Az prcrelt thero Ars ahout
2 900 members In this country, 10000
OF them bsirg w good Standing. The
order "a well Fixed d aucislly, having
over fl2l,C01 IN the lttafury.
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a Bi,er Campaign Esas On nurd,r.

a hitter Campaign Ends On murder.
Nav ORLKAss, La, August l6.-rhe
bitterness between rival factions In
the coming election eliminated yes
terdsy in the taking Of life. Last
night patty Of ward politicians were
drinking In q II. CHARLES street saloon,
vh.n q quarrel eusued between John
Neil, clerk In the civil distric. court,
Oven Roper aud en- Deputy Sheriff
James DoIan, TptclA OfhcOr, and
come Others. Mil STUCK Roper with
mis- Fat, and plttols were Immediately
drawn and discharged. when the
smoke cleared away, NELL was found
with a bullet hole through hia breast
~ i anoit er IN the side. Doran hand
ed q pistol 10 the bai keeper AMI was
srrtsitd, AZ we're three Others OF the
parry. NELL was taken 10 the hos
pilAl, whore bets dying.
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Terre,isiss the Inhabitants.

CHICAGO, liz, August 10. "A special
from Rawlius, Wy. says: A messenger
has just arrived from White River,
Col, who reports that about 100 Ute,
are Sighting at Beaver Greek, fifteen
miles from Meeker. Families are rush.
ing into Meekef, and more Indians are
coming. Tho county ia all on fire be-
low Meefer between the White and
Bear rivers. Mr.. Golden, the messen-
ger, 10 Trustworthy. One hundred
mounted men are ready and will
march on the Uies. Women are max.
ing bandages, aud the town 10 thor
oughly excited.
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CaIarrh. Rose or nAy Feysr

The cleansing, soothing aud healing
properties a Da'by'o Pfophylactlc
Fluid arc experienced IN tho treat.
menl and cure Of Catauh aud kindred
Complaints The Fluid Foo,hes and
heals the it1amed membranes and re-
moves the offensive odor thai charao-
teriEes the diieaBe. Should the in.
Illumination have reached the throat
use the flold a. q gargle 70 allay the
Inflammation and 10 dlslnieet.
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CoIornM,n AnxnRe Hand

CHICAGO, ILL, August Is No con-
Armstlon Of the rumored conflict with
Colorow's band Of savsgea has been 70.
osivsd mp 10 1890 O'Clock this morn.
ing at Gen. Terry's headquarters In
the city, where any off cial news would
be first learned. Gen. Terry's juris.
diction includes the troubled district,
and Gen. Crook, who Ia In the imms
date command OF the troops nearest
the scene Of hostiliiies, 10 under ex.
press Instructions 10 wire all obtsina.
bic information hare at the earliest
possible moment.
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ma.y reepi. a.Iu.e 10 r.s. Cod

Liver OIL on account Of lie imp easant
taate. 1hia difficulty has been over.
come Ia Scotia Emulsion Of ODD Liver
OIL With Hypophosphl,es. Il being AZ
palatable ~ m III, and tbs most valua.
BILE remedy known for the trestmcn.
Of Consumption, Scroiulh, and Bron.
chiiie, General Debility, Was'ipg Dis.
easll 4 Children, Chronic Coughs aud
Oolde, has caused physicians IN NIL
parto u the world 10 ule A. Physi.
clana report orr little patients taka 10
with pleasure. Try Sootts Emulsion
aud b. convinced.
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nav YoaK, Argos i6-The Scotch
zach Tnis'ls arrived a the bar at
o'clock THE morning aud a, 0 o'clock
dropped anchor ca Tompkinsyllle.
Capt. Barr reports pleasant passage
except three dsys Of rough weather
and three without a pud Of wind. The
rest Of tho the they had q light breeE..
The rhlsle b certainly q pretty model,
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The Peor Labrador Fishermen.

Nrw fonEs August l6.-A Tetidsnt
Of Labrador, writing under date OF
August 18Th, SAYS; 1T would be Grim.
lnhl ioI any government 10 endeavor
10 bido from the outside world tho
condition q Tho people here. II tho
Afole winter once more cloeea In
around them, and the Ice barrier
shuts on lot eight months all COM
munioalon with tie outside world
btilre allillance comes, starvation and
death are Inevitable, aud lear we
hhall have repeated, on a larger = ale,
the story OF The Greedy expedition"
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AIARDS seminary Ter YOU'VE

gifis. Health and ere orst. spIen-
minds In all Church.s. Ample room for e.
ercise, with city Advantsses. A non-sec<s-
rian School. with best aid. 10 RELIGION. Ile
tone aud value Of the school shown ~ "
spoken at table,. The dininsroom u IA 1el
elssaut In the building. kortMAR0
W. X. WARD, Nashville. Tenn w